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PENNSYLVANIA LOCAL HONORS LONG-TIME MEMBER At a recent membership meeting, Chautauqua/Jamestown Local 266 President Mel Swanson presented Brother John Samuelson with a 50-year Membership Scroll. From left to right: Local 262 Brothers Irv King, Les Buhite, David Damcott, Business Agent Gordy Pugh, William Samuelson, Daryl Damcott, John Samuelson, President Mel Swanson, Jim Wilson, Steve Bush, Jim Jones, David Levandowski, Jack Sherwood, John Oberg, and Chris Wilson. PORT JERVIS LOCAL NEGOTIATES CONTRACT AT LEGENDARY SITE On June 6, 2019, after successful contract negotiations between Local 353 and Bethel Woods Center of the Arts, a photo opportunity was taken at the original 1969 Woodstock site. On September 9, surrounded by his family, Brother Dave Walker received his Gold Card from the International. He has been a member of Local 33 since 1966. From left to right: Frank E. Love, Local 353 Trustee, Gary Sommers, Local 353 President, Eric Frances, General Manager and CFO of Bethel Woods, James Reilly, Senior Director of Production of Bethel Woods, Judy Feltus, Local 353 Business Agent, Santo Gramando, Local 353 Trustee and John Northrup, Production Manager of Bethel Woods. Brother Dave Walker with his 25-year Gold Card and his 50-year Gold Card with Local 33. 110 OFFICIAL BULLETIN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MEMBERS SUPPORT FOOD DRIVE On June 1, many IATSE members from Southern California came out to sort food that was donated during the Letter Carriers’ Food Drive. The Los Angeles County Federation of Labor sorted over 1.5 million pounds for distribution to food banks and those in need. IATSE WOMEN SHOWS BIG TURNOUT AT UALE This past July, many IATSE Sisters attended one of the United Association of Labor Education (UALE) regional Summer Schools for Union Women. This marks the largest number of IATSE women ever to attend. These Summer Schools provide leadership, skills, networking, and educational programs to train & empower women to take on leadership roles in labor organizations. Top row: Shawn Batey (52), Lauren Brown (52), Joanna Tillman (52), Pamela Hybridge (One), Joanna Staub (USA829), Melissa White (52) Bottom row: Valerie LaMourt (One), Kayleigh Truman (One), Cynthia O’Rourke (798- Instructor), Raven Jakubowski (764), Julienne Schubert (764), Eileen Macdonald (One - Instructor) LOCAL UNION NEWS THIRD QUARTER 2019 111
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Giving Back One of our Four Pillars
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IATSE FAMILY MEMBER AWARDED 2019 UN
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Graduating class from Labor Law and
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IATSE WORKERS COMPLETE ALL 16 TTF S
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IATSE Introduces the Green Committe
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He also noted that the Local has sh
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communicate this decision to Reese
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